Photo: 向史公哲曰 (CC BY-SA 4.0), Wikimedia Commons

If you like Zhu Xi, read these authors

Chinese historian, neo-Confucian philosopher, poet, and politician during the Song dynasty (1130–1200)

Also known as: Cangzhou Bingsou, Chi-yen, Chu Hsi, Chu Hui-an, Chu K'ao-t'ing, Chu Tun-weng

Similar authors

This list comes from an AI, not yet from reader data. Once enough readers like Zhu Xi, their data replaces the AI suggestions.

Cheng, Yi1033–1107
AI suggestion, no reader data yet
Foundational Neo-Confucian writings on principle (li) and self-cultivation that Zhu Xi systematized and anthologized in the Jinsilu. (AI reason)
Report
Hao Cheng1032–1085
AI suggestion, no reader data yet
Neo-Confucian discourses on humaneness and the unity of heaven and humanity central to the Cheng-Zhu school. (AI reason)
Report
Dunyi Zhou1017–1073
AI suggestion, no reader data yet
Concise cosmological texts like the Taijitu shuo that Zhu Xi commented on extensively. (AI reason)
Report
Zai Zhang1020–1077
AI suggestion, no reader data yet
Neo-Confucian metaphysics of qi and the Western Inscription, core material in the Jinsilu. (AI reason)
Report
Lu, Jiuyuan1139–1193
AI suggestion, no reader data yet
Contrasting Neo-Confucian philosophy of mind debated directly with Zhu Xi's school of principle. (AI reason)
Report

Show all 10

Wang Yangming1472–1529
AI suggestion, no reader data yet
Later Neo-Confucian thought on innate knowledge written in critical dialogue with Zhu Xi's commentaries. (AI reason)
Report
Mencius-371–-288
AI suggestion, no reader data yet
One of the Four Books, offering the moral philosophy of human nature that Zhu Xi's commentaries elucidate. (AI reason)
Report
Confucius-550–-478
AI suggestion, no reader data yet
The Analects, the classical text at the heart of Zhu Xi's commentarial work. (AI reason)
Report
Sima Guang1019–1086
AI suggestion, no reader data yet
Moralizing comprehensive history Zizhi Tongjian, which Zhu Xi reworked into the Gangmu. (AI reason)
Report
Yi Hwang1501–1570
AI suggestion, no reader data yet
Korean Neo-Confucian treatises elaborating Zhu Xi's teachings on principle and material force. (AI reason)
Report

Pick Zhu Xi and a few more favorite authors to get suggestions that fit you.